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Yaah...!! Yaah...! what great tools...!   i love these things... Glad there are some Teutonic Believers out there keepin the tradition alive... Bring out the Imperial Flag and the Beer Steins; we'll sing the old songs and re-tell the old tales...

Prost...!!!

teutonic adminrin leroy....

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1 hour ago, Ronald_55 said:

You lucky b@stards. 

Yeah.....right place at the right time for me. I walked into the local gun store one day right as the guy was leaving who left it at the store for a consignment sale. Evidently, neither of them knew what it was.

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Just now, gregintenn said:

Yeah.....right place at the right time for me. I walked into the local gun store one day right as the guy was leaving who left it at the store for a consignment sale. Evidently, neither of them knew what it was.

I hear these stories all the time. For me it is like finding bigfoot. No matter how hard I look, I never even come close.

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23 hours ago, Ronald_55 said:

I hear these stories all the time. For me it is like finding bigfoot. No matter how hard I look, I never even come close.

Yeah.....it only took me about thirty years of looking.:)

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Time for me to join the club.

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New guy here, enjoying browsing this thread. Here is my contribution!

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1 hour ago, Fourtyfive said:

If they only made it in a .45.... :hiding:

lol That would be awesome!

Never had a Luger. Maybe someday.

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Yup. And don't forget, 45 versions of the Luger were made for the military trials when the 1911 was adopted. Savage also entered the trials with a scaled up pistol and mauser scaled up a variation of their 1910 pistol as well.


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Here's a clip from a 2010 Guns and Ammo Magazine about the million dollar Luger.

What do you see wrong with it?

In the film Wall Street, entrepreneur Gordon Gekko (Michael Douglas) takes his rival, Sir Larry Wildman (Terence Stamp), on a tour of his mansion, to include his gun collection, where he reaches into the glass case, removes a handgun and says, “Rarest piston in the world—the .45 Luger.”

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57 minutes ago, MP5_Rizzo said:

Here's a clip from a 2010 Guns and Ammo Magazine about the million dollar Luger.

What do you see wrong with it?

In the film Wall Street, entrepreneur Gordon Gekko (Michael Douglas) takes his rival, Sir Larry Wildman (Terence Stamp), on a tour of his mansion, to include his gun collection, where he reaches into the glass case, removes a handgun and says, “Rarest piston in the world—the .45 Luger.”

I am not sure I could make myself fire that gun. With my luck it would have a catastrophic failure while in my hands. lol

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